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I just finished putting the final touches on it. Head over to this e-commerce website at http://www.mytxtconnect.com.


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Chris Smoot and I have put together another project: risingtaku.com


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I just finished the first phase of this online art gallery for Jason Sipple. You may view it at www.sipplestudios.com. What I’m going to focus on for the next month is developing a Mysql backend for the client to be able to update the pages, and a shopping ( Read more... )

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If you’re like most inexperienced, out-of-college web designers, the first step into the freelance field can seem intimidating. There are so many factors that influence how school is radically different from a real job, it would make most people who didn’t ( Read more... )

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When I started this blog, I knew, at some point or another, that I was going to document my personal life. Two problems: the first being that I couldn’t legally publish anything about my job or my workplace, and the second being that, since I spent the ( Read more... )

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Dragonball Z, Samurai X, Cowboy Bebop. The Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers. These are all television shows that managed to exit out of Japan’s orbit by way of commerce. As of 2008, they’ve infiltrated toy shelves, gaming consoles, viral video, and the ( Read more... )

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2001 was the year I moved back to the states. I was saying goodbye to life in a third-world section of the Philippines. During my stay there, a period of three years, Nelson Mandela stepped down as president of South Africa, Mad Cow disease struck Europe, ( Read more... )